Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-07
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
More Bills Signed.

Governor .Marmaduke has signed and
returned to the Department of State forty
three bills in addition to those heretofore
! announced, as follows:
SENATE BILLS.
No. IA. Authorizing county courts in counties
of 5000 Inhabitants or more to macadamize
graded roads and prescribing manner Of doing
such work.
| No. AZ. Empowering cities of 10000 inhabit
ants and less to cause owners of property and
lots to build and repair sidewalks, and to pro-
vide by ordinance for appointment of street
commissioner.
No. 102 Amending law relating to change of
venue in criminal cases.
No. AL Relating to fees Of prosecuting at
| torneys.
No. 16s. Concerning collection OF taxes in
towns and villages.
No. 173 Providing for three additional JUS
tees of the peace in Kansas City.
No. 1913. Requiring county treasurers to place
unclaimed fees in school fund.
No. 300 Prohibiting officers and managers of
one railroad from becoming officers or managers
of a parallel or competing line.
No. 223. Amending charter Of the City of ST.
Joseph.
No. 22s. Making the placing of forged names
on dramshop petition a misdemeanor.
No. 81. Making provision for election OF sheriff
where vacancy occurs nine months prior to a
general election.
No. 325 Appropriating money for relief OF
James Fl. Tate. of Wright County.
No. 1865 Requiring private executions OF GRIM
inals
No 16s Concerning collection of fines in
towns and villages.
No. 16s Giving county courts jurisdiction
over streets and alleys in unincorporated towns
and villages.
No. 1856. Amending the law relating to in
quests.
No. 207 Adding new section to chapter 1s,
Revised Statutes, relating to constables.
No. 203 Changing time of holding Circuit
Court in Macon County.
No. 221 Increasing salary of reporter of SUI
preme Court from &, 900 to 5000 per year.
No. 226 Amending section No. 1851, Revised
Statutes.
No $780, Changing time o. holding Circuit
Court in Grundy County.
No. 247 Act concerning boards OF trustees
in villages.
No 3O1 Fixing legal weights of -four.
No. 3N5 Making it misdemeanor to falsely
register cattle and other domestic animals.
No. 313 Providing for electric lights for the
Capitol grounds and buildings.
No. 358 Empowering towns under special
charter to collect licenses from billiard tables,
pool tables, etc.
HOUSE BILLS,
The general road law.
No. 80 Relating to inspection of coal mines.
No. 81. Providing for reform school for
boys.
No. III. Relating to the refunding of county
GSu township DOQuS at u lower rate OF interest.
No. 265 Providing for an industrial home for
girls.
No. 20S Authorizing sale of certain property
belonging to Lincoln Institute.
No. 2S5 Relating to cities of the third class.
No. 800. Empowering cities of the fourth
class to restrain domestic animals from running
at large.
No. 3S5. Exempting religious, benevolent,
scientific and educational societies, doing a
mutual insurance business, from the general
provisions of the insurance law.
No. 419 The Drabelle School bill relating to
the election of School Directors in ST. Louis.
No. 449 Relating to election of police judges
for cities of the fourth class.
No. 45S Prohibiting railroad companies from
engaging in any other business than that for
which they are chartered
No. 1853 Relating to back tax books of the
city of ST. Louis.
No. 500. For creation of township road COM
missioners in counties under township organi-
cation.
No. 500. Authorizing benevolent associations
to erect buildings and to erect and own build
ings in which to hold meetings without incor-
porating.
No. COG. Creating Board of Police Commits
sioners and authorizing appointment Of per-
manent police force of cities of the second
class.
No 727. Amending section No. 6729 relating
to collection of the revenue.